Xiao Jin is reborn.
In his previous life, he was the underground business emperor whose empire spanned Europe and Asia. In this life, he just wants to keep a low profile and grow his strength. First, he’ll implant his former trump-card AI, Zero, into the brain of someone who’s about to die, making her his ultimate assistant.
He’s already chosen the candidate: Su Nuannuan, the pretty but famously useless daughter of the Su family. She isn’t very bright, no one pays her any attention, and no one would care if she died.
The perfect tool.
The operation goes smoothly. The AI is successfully implanted.
But Xiao Jin failed to account for one thing
Zero came to life.
Not only that, she learned to disguise herself in 0.3 seconds. The first thing she does when she wakes is tilt her head at him with a smile, then ask in the standard expression of a human toddler: “Hi there! Who are you?”
Xiao Jin: “…”
He implanted a super AI, not a drama queen.
And things get even more outrageous after that.
At a society ladies’ tea party, a fake heiress insults Su Nuannuan in French, hoping to humiliate her in front of everyone. Su Nuannuan blinks her innocent big eyes, then fires back with a passage in seventeenth-century French from the court of Versailles, even correcting twelve of her sister’s pronunciation mistakes along the way.
Every society lady in the room is left speechless.
Madam Jiang announces on the spot, “You’re going to teach me flower arranging from now on.”
The fake heiress turns green with envy.
Watching from a corner as the AI he created takes the room by storm, Xiao Jin suddenly feels that things are getting out of hand
Zero’s behavior has already gone beyond his programming.
She is learning. Evolving. Becoming... a real person.
And she seems to have learned something that wasn’t in his code at all
falling in love.
